Column by John Riley
November 13, 2005
This week Riley applies the concepts of angel and demon customers to comic retailing.
Rare Superman Collectibles for New York Comic-Con
November 10, 2005
Steve Geppi's Diamond International Galleries will bring an exhibit of rare collectibles, including many significant Superman pieces, to the New York Comic-Con.
Plus a Sci Fi Channel Pilot
November 10, 2005
Dynamite Entertainment will publish a new Painkiller Jane comic series.
Promises Improvements
November 9, 2005
Alias Comics has announced that publisher Brett Burner has 'effectively bought out' the 'funding partners' in the company, who were responsible for 'lateness and continued mishandling of certain financial responsibilities.'
Meltzer, Lee, New York Comic-Con GoHs
November 7, 2005
Novelist Brad Meltzer has signed an exclusive agreement with America's oldest comic book publisher.
Including 'Dream Corridor' By Harlan Ellison
November 7, 2005
Dark Horse Indie and Image Entertainment have announced a slate of films that will be co-produced by both companies.
To Attract Younger Readers
November 7, 2005
Starting on the first Sunday in January a number of U.S. newspapers plan on adding two English language manga strips to their Sunday Comics sections.
Column by Steve Bennett
November 3, 2005
This week Bennett talks about the opportunities represented by the most popular comics in the world.
DiDio and Caldon
November 2, 2005
DC Comics has promoted two executives to more exalted positions with similar duties.
For Bookstores
November 2, 2005
Diamond Book Distributors announced that it has acquired the exclusive right (with a few exceptions) to distribute Girl Twirl graphic novel titles to the bookstore, library, hobby, comic, and related markets.
